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Continuing his research alongside Dan Graham

Fables grecques et latines. Babrius et Phèdre. Celte and Géricault's "Raft of theHenri TOURNIER, a graduate in classical literature, who died in February 2005, had taught since 1998 as a PRAG at the Computer Science Center for Literature and Human Sciences at the University of Provence. A talented poet, knowledgeable computer scientist, and passionate musician, he had been a professor of Advanced Literature at the Czanne high school and is credited with a remarkable conversion of Horace's Odes into verse. Jean Pierre CHAUSSERIE